V
. i jK-itpr in the Di. Society
The best utt"v- y
.uf(,was Reynolds, J.
Rev D, J- Curry auenueu me
resbytery 'in Charlotte last week.
rr Alderman, the Greensboro pho
Jrapher was on the Hill last week.
Mi ss Blanche Morgan of Rich-
d is visiting1 miss aidiy
rrnmas. photographer from
Cam, was on the Hill Tuesday of
Lt week. ,
pr Alderman lectured in Lau
hnrV. N. C. last Wednesday
Linff, Nov. 10th.
r- W W. Ashe of Raleigh was
.. ' tr:n incf week in the interest
Li.,;r,Polojrical Survey.
Mr. J. Jonnsum -o
i ... ioef w.'pk at his home in
by? Clays '
Rmithfield;
Mr L. J. B. Cutler ex- has
inninof.
Mr. D. A. Richardson ex- nas
, T7- ArWnnn. where he
rone to i ucua, - -
titers business with his uncle.
rw.' Cobb and Holmes spent scv-
ral days last week studying the lakes
f Bladen county.
Mr Sykes -was called home last
eek on account of the death of his
randmother.
Coach Reynolds threatens to have
,,,-rot practice if the spectators per
sist in crowding the players.
lWQiMin.o- Elder Cunningham held
She fourth quarterly conference at the.
Vlcthodist church last weanesuav.
Mr Tones Puller went to Raleigh
ast Thursday to attend the funeral
,f Dr. Blacknall of that place.
The o-utters on the roof of the
?,mnrinl Hall are undergoing re
ii.li.Vl-' -
Urs, in the way of a fresh coat ot
taint.
u -
The faculty lecture," booked tor
fir Thursday evening was post
fponed on account of the absence of
the lecturer, Dr. Alderman.
I Mr. W. S. Wilson spent several
days last in the Eastern part of the
Istate delivering books which he
Isold during the summer.
I Prof. Collier Cobb accompanied
Iby Mr. W. W. Ashe left last Wed
nesday for Bladen county to inves
tigate the irigation of that section.
Mr. F.' B. Johnston '97 sustained
fa heavy loss last week. His mill in
f about
liinton, . v. vaiwv-v.
!$25nO was burned. No insurance.
TIip inmtion for the New Alumni
bui1.Hr.o- has at last been decided upon.
It is on the riffht of the waiK icauiug
ffrom Old East to Pickard's, just oppo
site the chemical laboratory.
Wp rpo-ret to announce the very
sad death of an alumnus of the Uni
versity. Mr. S. M. Davidson, who
was burned to death in his home
n Charlotte last Wednesday night
under discussion a bill to legalize
prize-fighting. They witnessed in a
body a ten-round bout between Pete
Magee and the "Coffee Kid," of
Chicago.
The State University of Califor
nia received an aoorooriaeion of
$250,000 from the last legislature.
Ohio University will shortly erect
an Agricultural building to cost
$80,000.
In a Window.
He sat in the window.
Across his lap, half careless
Lay the soul inspiring Iliad;
In his excited eye gleamed
Visions of fierce combat
And pictured there were van
quished and victor
As in a mighty, epic struggle
Force met force.
He sat in the library window; so
it didn't cost him anything to see
the game and ten cents to him was
like everlasting life.
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TENNIS, and GOLF SUITS.
25 per cent off for Clubs.
-.r. rr, - rv .A,. lerWrite for catalegue & Samples.
Good Teams, Nice I chicles, Careful j , 2
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tablets,
Druggists r:(undthe money if it fails to cure
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It is understood that the rules com
mittop ;n nhnlisli next year that
part of foot ball known as kicking
eroal. A touch down will then coun
five points, a goal from the field four
and a safety two.
The Auburn foot ball team has dis
banded on account of the necessity o
cnnmiiinrr Jt Th.mkscriving game
with Georgia. "Beyond all doubt,
says the Orange and Blue, "Auburn
would have won the championship of
the South."
The Leg islature of Georgia having
condemned foot ball to oblivion, has
Shoes, Hats,
Rncrttrtf if 11 V.
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For the Printing of
Posters, Dodgers,
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Receipts, Envelopes etc.
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